This simple question is very complex actually, since we have no idea the context of what you are saying. However we can discuss the various means for engines whistle. An engine could be three things: An engine for a car or an engine as in a train or an engine as in a red indian. Therefore we could have the sentences "The engine (car) whistles every time I go over 120km" or "The engine (train) whistled when it passed us." or "The engine (red indian) whistled to his friends to attack!" In the sentences above the word engine is a noun where as the word whistle is a verb. However if you want to say an engine has a whistle then you would say "engine's whistle." Here its important to attach an apostrophy with a "s" to indicate that the engine possess or owns the whistle. So a sentence could read, "The engine's whistle is rather loud so stand back!"
He could hear the faint sound of a whistle coming from a distance.
IT could be a faulty transmission or the belt could be grinding up against an unknown source. = )
could be a vacuum leak
check your serpentine drive belt for fraying.
Possibly because it is wet in the Engine or any part around that area. It could mean something else though...
No, it couldn't, because chickens don't know how to whistle!
In my opinion, if the chicken had lips, then yes, it could whistle. But then again, how would it learn to whistle? Someone would have to teach it. And why would a chicken want to whistle anyway? To show off to the other birds? Or maybe it would cheer him up on a gloomy day. . . nah! Could a chicken whistle if it had lips? I guess the world will never know. . .
Noise coming from engine in Oldsmobile Cutlass could be as a result of an oil leak in the rear of your engine. This makes the gears to wear off leading to severe knocking noise.
It could be bad with out turning the light on.
The metal shavings are coming from something inside of the 1999 Silhouettes engine. A bearing is coming apart most likely, and the engine could fail if the problem is not fixed.
Yes. Yes, you could.